Prague · A Self-Guided Mystery
The Enochian
The phone is the lantern you carry through old Prague.
A four-hundred-year-old secret, hidden in the streets between Prague Castle and Vyšehrad. Walk it — and learn to read it.
One purchase · your whole group · ~4 hours
The first hundred walk at the founding price. The Order remembers its early ones.
An Englishman served at the court of Rudolf II, made a language no one was meant to read, and then slipped out of history — no grave, no stone, no name above him.
The story says he left one last message, folded into the city itself. The Enochian puts that message in your hands and teaches you, one stone at a time, to read it. You'll walk from Prague Castle to the old rock of Vyšehrad, decoding clues hidden in plain sight — an inscription, a saint's ring of stars, the astronomical clock, a sealed loft above a synagogue — until the last line opens. Or almost the last.
How it works
Three steps.
Buy the trail.
A private access key arrives by email.
Open it on your phone.
Go to play.enochian.ink in your browser and enter your key. Nothing to install.
Walk, and read the city.
The story guides you stop to stop. Hints are there if you need them. Pause and resume anytime.
The facts
Field notes.
- Length
- ~10–12 km on foot
- Time
- ~4–4.5 hours
- Route
- Prague Castle → Vyšehrad
- Players
- One purchase, your whole group, one phone
- Language
- ENG · SVK · CZE
- Best
- Start between 10:00 and 15:30
- Price
- 275 Kč — founding price
One purchase · your whole group · ~4 hours
What you'll need
A smartphone with mobile data and GPS · comfortable shoes and water · a power bank (GPS runs for hours) · a couple of tram tickets — two short hops in the second half · daylight — start between 10:00 and 15:30 to see everything.
Know before you go
This is a real walk: roughly 10–12 km over cobblestones, hills, and steps, across several hours. Take part only if you're comfortable with that — it isn't suitable for wheelchairs or strollers. The story touches on death and the macabre, gently and atmospherically; fine for older children with an adult, not aimed at young kids.
A taste
Pages from the trail.
Questions
Asked, answered.
~4–4.5 hours at an unhurried pace. You can even split it across two days — your progress saves.
~10–12 km on foot, Castle to Vyšehrad, with cobblestones, hills, and steps.
A smartphone with data and GPS, comfortable shoes, water, and ideally a power bank. The second half has two short tram rides, so carry tickets. Nothing to install.
One purchase covers your whole group on a single phone — gather round it.
Your progress is saved on the device; pick it up later, or another day.
Best for adults and older children with an adult. The tone is atmospheric — mystery and the macabre — but not graphic. Under-18s should walk with a participating adult.
English, Slovak, and Czech.
Because it's digital and unlocks immediately, purchases are generally final — but if your key doesn't arrive or something's broken, use the Email us link in the footer and we'll make it right.
No. It's an independent experience that simply walks you past public landmarks.
Contact
Write to the Order.
A key that never arrived, a broken stone, a question — write, and we answer within a day or two.
Four hundred years. A thousand walkers. The last line still hasn't opened.
One purchase · your whole group · ~4 hours
The first hundred walk at the founding price. The Order remembers its early ones.